Award Winning Independent Cinema

Jacques Audiard’s (A Prophet, Rust and Bone) English language debut, is a subtle and darkly funny Western about the adventures of two brothers sent to kill a prospector accused of stealing from a crime boss. Darkly witty and delightfully offbeat,

Directed by Trevor Nunn, this espionage picture is based on the real-life case of Melita Norwood, a pensioner who was arrested for passing secrets to the KGB over a period of forty years.

Lara is an adolescent transgender girl from Belgium. Supported by her father, she commences her journey into gender reassignment, yet her teenage impatience and the immense pressures of ballet push her to the brink.

Runners in the West Country will have their first chance to see this award-winning documentary when it screens at the Plymouth Arts Cinema on May 16 just three days before thousands of people take to the streets for the Plymouth Half Marathon.

Emergency doctor Rieke is on holiday, attempting to fulfil a long-held dream by sailing alone from Gibraltar to Ascension Island in the Atlantic. Her trip drastically changes course when she encounters a damaged boat overloaded with desperate refugee...

Film & Event: join us for a celebration of Wild Swimming. A sea swim from Plymouth Hoe in the morning, followed by a matinee screening of feature documentary The Ponds and a selection of short films.

Rose-Lynn Harlan is bursting with raw talent, charisma and cheek. Fresh out of jail and with two young kids, all she wants is to get out of Glasgow and make it as a country singer.

Prepare for a love story like no other in this audacious Scandinavian fantasy that won the Un Certain Regard prize at Cannes 2018.

This screening is part of Birds' Eye View's Reclaim The Frame campaign to bring ever greater audiences to films by women to offer a wider perspective of the world. There will be a post-screening panel discussion hosted by Jo Duncombe of Birds' Eye V...

Join us for a docudrama presentation and discussion about Plymouth Chief Constable Joseph Sowerby’s (1892-1917) role in clearing up the city as the youngest chief constable ever appointed.